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How much does garage door work cost?

Short answer: In the Twin Cities, replacing a broken spring costs about $200 to $330, a new opener $560 to $1,010 installed, and a new garage door $1,200 to $11,200 installed, by type and size. A two-car insulated steel door is $3,300 to $6,500.

Source: HomeBlue, garage door prices in the Twin Cities · HomeBlue, garage door opener installation cost in the Twin Cities · HomeBlue, garage door spring replacement cost. Checked November 4, 2026.

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Typical Twin Cities price$200 to $330

Installed prices from HomeBlue's Twin Cities guides (doors and openers) and its spring guide. Doors include tracks, springs and hardware, not an opener or delivery ($100 to $200). Prices around the rest of Minnesota can differ.

New garage doors, installed

Steel is the most common door. Insulation, a decorative face, and wood push the price up.

Door	8 or 9 ft (one car)	16 to 18 ft (two cars)
steel, not insulated	$1,200 to $2,700	$2,200 to $4,700
Insulated steel	$1,700 to $3,600	$3,300 to $6,500
Decorative steel or composite, insulated	$3,100 to $6,500	$3,600 to $11,200
Aluminum	$2,000 to $3,100	$4,000 to $5,600
Wood	$1,700 to $5,400	$3,100 to $10,100
Labor only, door you bought	$450 to $900

HomeBlue's Twin Cities prices, per door, installed with tracks, springs, hardware and weatherstripping. An opener and delivery ($100 to $200) are extra.

Repairs and openers

Spring prices are HomeBlue's national numbers; opener prices are its Twin Cities numbers.

Job	Typical price
Spring replacement, parts and labor	$200 to $330
Torsion spring, part only	$80 to $200
Extension spring, part only	$20 to $70
New opener, installed (Twin Cities)	$560 to $1,010
Opener, unit only	$250 to $600

A white detached two-car garage with a paved driveway

What pushes the price up

Size: a two-car door costs roughly twice a one-car door.
Insulation, a decorative face, windows and wood.
A heavier door needs bigger springs.
Tear-out of an old door, delivery, and a permit if your city wants one.
After-hours and weekend calls, at some companies.

How to get a good price

Ask what the visit costs and what the repair costs before work starts.
Get two or three written quotes for a new door.
Ask what is included: tracks, springs, weatherstripping, haul-away.
The Minnesota Attorney General suggests a written contract with the price and payment schedule (contracts and payments).

Sources: HomeBlue, garage door prices in the Twin Cities · HomeBlue, garage door opener installation cost in the Twin Cities · HomeBlue, garage door spring replacement cost · Minnesota Attorney General, contracts and payments